Hampton Court Palace

This historic royal palace from the 16th century served as the set for Queen Charlotte’s residence in Bridgerton. In addition to being a marvel of baroque architecture, it’s also home to beautiful gardens, a royal tennis court, and the oldest surviving hedge maze in the country.

Castle Howard

After tying the knot, the Duke and Duchess of Hastings started their life as a married couple at the fictional Clyvedon Castle, but it was Castle Howard in North Yorkshire that actually served as the location for the exterior scenes.

Wilton House                    

Several filming locations were used as the Duke of Hastings’ home in Bridgerton, but none is more notable than Wilton House—especially since it previously appeared in The Crown, Emma, and Pride and Prejudice.

Ranger’s House

If you want to see the Bridgertons’ residence in the flash, head to London’s Greenwich Park, and you’ll find this red brick Georgian mansion in its close proximity.

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Little Fires Everywhere

Little Fires Everywhere is set in the idyllic town of Shaker Heights, Ohio but it wasn’t actually filmed there. The production designer recreated the spirit of this community by finding suitable locations in the Los Angeles area, including the prestigious neighborhood of Hancock Park where the Richardsons house is located.

Defending Jacob

Movies and TV shows aren’t always filmed in the places where they’re actually set, but Defending Jacob is one of the rare exceptions. This murder mystery is mostly set in Newton, Massachusetts, just like the original novel that it’s based on.

Normal People

If you tend to use cinema as a source of travel inspiration, Normal People is the best show you could possibly watch this spring. It takes place everywhere from Ireland to Italy and Sweden, but one place you’ll want to check out after seeing it is County Sligo, where its leads grew up.

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Filming Locations

Filmmakers are always looking for stunning locations to film their projects, and many of them look equally amazing in person. You can plan your future trips around them, as a way of paying homage to your favorite movies and TV shows.

Learning Lessons

Watching foreign movies is a great way to learn more about new cultures, and practice your listening skills if you’re learning a new language. You can also go one step further by watching travel-themed documentary films and shows.

Themed Experiences

In addition to introducing you to a bunch of new places around the world, certain movies and TV shows will inspire you to visit locations dedicated to hard-core fans – such as Disney World, Studio Ghibli Museum, or Universal Resorts.

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The Orchard House (Little Women)

Only a small portion of Little Women was filmed at the Orchard House—the house-turned museum in which Louisa May Alcott wrote and set her classic novel. Located in Concord, Massachusetts, the crew didn’t want to disturb its peace but if you’re a huge fan of this movie (and book), however, this is one location you should definitely visit.

These Bronx stairs (Joker)

If we had to pick one location from an Oscar-nominated movie that became a true sensation, we’d have to go with the stairs from the Joker. Fans of this movie flocked to the Bronx to recreate Joker’s iconic dancing scene and transformed this ordinary set of stairs into a popular tourist attraction.

Corriganville Park (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood)

Driving down the streets of Los Angeles is all you need to do if you want to feel like you’re on the set of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, but if you want to be a bit more specific, make sure to visit Corriganville Park, where the Spahn Ranch scenes were filmed.

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The bros filmed their smash hit at the Hatfield House, which once served as childhood home of Queen Elizabeth I. It’s currently home to the 7th Marquess and Marchioness of Salisbury, and comes with vast gardens, covering 42 acres.

If you felt that Hatfield House looks extremely familiar while watching “Sucker,” it’s probably because you’ve seen it on several occasions in the past. It’s been used as filming location for numerous period pieces – including royal satire The Favourite, which received a total of ten Oscar nods this year.

If you’re thinking of visiting Hatfield House the next time you’re in England, make sure to do it in spring, since it usually opens its doors to public in April. The house, garden, park and woodland walks can be explored for £19 per person, but there are discounts for kids, families and groups – so if you want to pretend to be a part of Jonas Brothers video, be their guest!

The post Stunning Estate From Jonas Brothers’ New Video Is Open To Visitors appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Hampton Court Palace

This historic royal palace from the 16th century served as the set for Queen Charlotte’s residence in Bridgerton. In addition to being a marvel of baroque architecture, it’s also home to beautiful gardens, a royal tennis court, and the oldest surviving hedge maze in the country.

Castle Howard

After tying the knot, the Duke and Duchess of Hastings started their life as a married couple at the fictional Clyvedon Castle, but it was Castle Howard in North Yorkshire that actually served as the location for the exterior scenes.

Wilton House                    

Several filming locations were used as the Duke of Hastings’ home in Bridgerton, but none is more notable than Wilton House—especially since it previously appeared in The Crown, Emma, and Pride and Prejudice.

Ranger’s House

If you want to see the Bridgertons’ residence in the flash, head to London’s Greenwich Park, and you’ll find this red brick Georgian mansion in its close proximity.

The post Fans of “Bridgerton” Have to Check Out These Filming Locations in England appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Little Fires Everywhere

Little Fires Everywhere is set in the idyllic town of Shaker Heights, Ohio but it wasn’t actually filmed there. The production designer recreated the spirit of this community by finding suitable locations in the Los Angeles area, including the prestigious neighborhood of Hancock Park where the Richardsons house is located.

Defending Jacob

Movies and TV shows aren’t always filmed in the places where they’re actually set, but Defending Jacob is one of the rare exceptions. This murder mystery is mostly set in Newton, Massachusetts, just like the original novel that it’s based on.

Normal People

If you tend to use cinema as a source of travel inspiration, Normal People is the best show you could possibly watch this spring. It takes place everywhere from Ireland to Italy and Sweden, but one place you’ll want to check out after seeing it is County Sligo, where its leads grew up.

The post Beautiful Filming Locations from Spring’s Top TV Shows appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Filming Locations

Filmmakers are always looking for stunning locations to film their projects, and many of them look equally amazing in person. You can plan your future trips around them, as a way of paying homage to your favorite movies and TV shows.

Learning Lessons

Watching foreign movies is a great way to learn more about new cultures, and practice your listening skills if you’re learning a new language. You can also go one step further by watching travel-themed documentary films and shows.

Themed Experiences

In addition to introducing you to a bunch of new places around the world, certain movies and TV shows will inspire you to visit locations dedicated to hard-core fans – such as Disney World, Studio Ghibli Museum, or Universal Resorts.

The post Use Movies and TV Shows as Travel Inspiration appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

The Orchard House (Little Women)

Only a small portion of Little Women was filmed at the Orchard House—the house-turned museum in which Louisa May Alcott wrote and set her classic novel. Located in Concord, Massachusetts, the crew didn’t want to disturb its peace but if you’re a huge fan of this movie (and book), however, this is one location you should definitely visit.

These Bronx stairs (Joker)

If we had to pick one location from an Oscar-nominated movie that became a true sensation, we’d have to go with the stairs from the Joker. Fans of this movie flocked to the Bronx to recreate Joker’s iconic dancing scene and transformed this ordinary set of stairs into a popular tourist attraction.

Corriganville Park (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood)

Driving down the streets of Los Angeles is all you need to do if you want to feel like you’re on the set of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, but if you want to be a bit more specific, make sure to visit Corriganville Park, where the Spahn Ranch scenes were filmed.

The post Visit These Oscar-Nominated Movies Filming Locations appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

The bros filmed their smash hit at the Hatfield House, which once served as childhood home of Queen Elizabeth I. It’s currently home to the 7th Marquess and Marchioness of Salisbury, and comes with vast gardens, covering 42 acres.

If you felt that Hatfield House looks extremely familiar while watching “Sucker,” it’s probably because you’ve seen it on several occasions in the past. It’s been used as filming location for numerous period pieces – including royal satire The Favourite, which received a total of ten Oscar nods this year.

If you’re thinking of visiting Hatfield House the next time you’re in England, make sure to do it in spring, since it usually opens its doors to public in April. The house, garden, park and woodland walks can be explored for £19 per person, but there are discounts for kids, families and groups – so if you want to pretend to be a part of Jonas Brothers video, be their guest!

The post Stunning Estate From Jonas Brothers’ New Video Is Open To Visitors appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.